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Enterprise resource planning assessment in your business

Business administration with the help of ERP (enterprise resources planning) is indeed proven to be effective.

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Enterprise resource planning assessment in your business

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  1. Enterprise Resource Planning Assessment in Your Business

  2. Business administration with the help of ERP (enterprise resources planning) is indeed proven to be effective. Companies tend to invest not only money but as well as time and effort in accomplishing a well developed ERP system. But having an ERP system in your business is just a start up, you need to maintain it and determine if it is still useful and can handle continuous needs of the business. This process is called ERP assessment. ERP assessment will help the business determine if the existing ERP system is still capable of meeting the business needs. It is the process of knowing whether the current ERP is still equipped with the tools and information needed to function. In such process, ERP will go deeper into several aspects of the business to ascertain probable opportunities, unrealized risks and areas of improvement. The current state of your business should be reflected on the existing ERP system. The ERP software you have must create an understandable picture of how your business operates in a daily basis and how it will respond to future needs. Inability to create this roadmap will result to a bad return of investment rate.

  3. Thorough ERP assessment will tackle the customer relationship management (CRM) interface, quoting, order entry, inventory management, purchasing, receiving, production scheduling, work orders, production cost, shipping, billing, financial reporting, payroll and human resources. Evaluating the business’ future status is also an important part of ERP assessment. It includes your company’s relationship with customers and suppliers rather than what you might visualize externally. Take into account certain issues like inventory tracking, product lifecycle management, accessibility, and reporting in establishing an insight on the future of the business. Inventory tracking includes product shelf life, lot traceability and any factors asking for your organization to account for. Product lifecycle on the other hand is needed to control the progress and modifications of engineering drawings in relation to integrating data within the operating software.

  4. Accessibility involves the access of employees, vendors and customers specifically to the data stored in the ERP system. Reporting however, includes the use of transactional activities and variety of report writing tools to establish customize data. Having been identified your company future needs; it is very significant to relay these needs to your ERP vendor. You must furnish a document stating the company goal and how you may want to utilize the ERP software to achieve such goal. ERP vendor must introduce what is new in the ERP technology through series of demonstration and presentation. Likewise, personnel must take advantage to this series of presentation as a practice in adopting a new ERP system. ERP system is really a must in a business, before changing and acquiring new ERP system, it is a prerequisite to conduct an ERP assessment first to avoid any failure in the long run.

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